A very busy year so far! More exciting updates coming soon, but in the meantime here is a job completed for a local client of @Remap – our client, who suffers from neuropathy, found that he was in danger of tipping his already modified armchair over when getting up. This simple safety device works in conjunction with the existing modifications to prevent tipping. And a great man to work for – always a bonus.
In conjunction with LimbCare, we recently helped out a REMAP colleague with the design of some new 3D printed lightweight joints and clamp for his superb (award-winning!) concept, which allows double amputees, both above and below elbow, to begin to feed themselves as soon as possible following surgery.
REMAP clients with developmental delay and autism find scooterboards useful in helping to develop their core and upper limb strength.
Here we have two large all red scooterboards designed for use by young children, and a smaller car-themed blue scooterboard for the even younger client. They are all rugged in their design, being able to support a large amount of weight. They feature rubberised tyres making them useable on a variety of surfaces, plus an all-round padded bumper to protect furniture and walls. The carpet on the smaller scooterboard is removable and machine washable.
REMAP.org.uk is a fantastic charity dedicated to the design and build of bespoke equipment for disabled people. I am pleased to announce that Major Engineering Ltd will be offering design and build support to REMAP and their clients.
If you would like more information and/or wish to make a donation, please take a look at their website.
Major Engineering Ltd 